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Mr. Yoldaș was accused of being a member of an illegal organization. He was detained in police custody for six days. During this time he was informed of his right to a lawyer but he did not exercise it.

In the context of police investigations Mr. Panovits, who at the time was 17, was invited to the police station and questioned. He confessed to manslaughter and robbery for which he was then charged and convicted.

Sat, 04 Jun 2011

Salduz Watch

In 2008, European Court of Human Rights issued a groundbreaking decision in case of Salduz v Turkey. The court held that people detained at police stations have the right to access a lawyer.

The Legal Briefing „The Right of Access to Lawyers for Persons Deprived of Liberty” was released by The Association for the Prevention of Torture in March 2010.

The applicant, Hasan Demirkaya, complained that he had been interrogated without the assistance of a lawyer

The applicant is a Russian national who is currently serving a prison sentence in the Irkutsk Region (Russia).

The applicant, Aleksandr Lopata, is a Russian national who was convicted for the murder of D., his daughter’s friend.

The applicant was charged and convicted for murdering his wife.

In January 2001, the applicant, Mr. Dayanan who is a Turkish national, was arrested and remanded in custody during operations against Hizbullah, an illegal armed organization.

In December 1998 the applicant was arrested on suspicion of aggravated robbery.

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